Strong U.S. corn inspections and resilient wheat shipments contrasted with weaker soybean flows and renewed China trade doubts in Monday’s uneven grain close.
Argentine port paralysis and Black Sea supply swings collided with record U.S. crush and shifting acreage signals to produce a choppy, two-speed week across the grain complex.
Argentine strike spillover, solid export demand and biofuel policy uncertainty drove a firm wheat close while corn and soybeans diverged into the weekend.
A week of WASDE surprises, heavy export activity and South American crop revisions left wheat the big winner while corn and soybeans balanced competing supply and demand signals.
